Obviously software keyloggers are a huge threat. But there are also hardware keyloggers that hardly ever get mentioned. They get plugs in usually between your ps2 port and your keyboard. They are very small and can store MB's of data. Since people hardly ever look back there, they are very hard to detect. Of course physical presence is required to use this, but I'm sure some of my coworkers would love to play with one of these.
Seems to me like this is another manifestation of the continuation of high school theory. It basically states that high school social dynamics never end. You see, these timid souls that spend the majority of their time in the books as opposed to developing social contacts never realize that appearances matter. Yes, there are some hybrids, but this large contingent of socially inept people who gravitiate towards IT will always give the IT worker who does understand social dynamics a bad name. So be it.
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Obviously software keyloggers are a huge threat. But there are also hardware keyloggers that hardly ever get mentioned. They get plugs in usually between your ps2 port and your keyboard. They are very small and can store MB's of data. Since people hardly ever look back there, they are very hard to detect. Of course physical presence is required to use this, but I'm sure some of my coworkers would love to play with one of these.
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Seems to me like this is another manifestation of the continuation of high school theory. It basically states that high school social dynamics never end. You see, these timid souls that spend the majority of their time in the books as opposed to developing social contacts never realize that appearances matter. Yes, there are some hybrids, but this large contingent of socially inept people who gravitiate towards IT will always give the IT worker who does understand social dynamics a bad name. So be it.
http://www.stockmarketgarden.com/